Grant Regional Health Center history

In 1962 a new wing was opened because of overcrowding, and the hospital became a 56-bed institution.

In 1973 another major expansion project took place—the building of a new south wing for administration.

A hospice suite was built in 1993, thanks to a large contribution from the hospital Auxiliary.

In September that same year, Grant Regional Health Center acquired the Fennimore Clinic, located approximately 12 miles north, and in June 1995 the health center opened the Potosi-Tennyson Medical Clinic, located approximately 11 miles south.

In 1999 Grant Regional Health Center completed a $5.9 million construction and equipment project.

Grant Regional began working with The Disney Institute since 2002, and continues work in improvement teams to provide exceptional customer service.

In Fall 2013, Grant Regional acquired the Dean Clinic in Lancaster (renamed Grant Regional Community Clinic). The clinic continues to accept a wider variety of insurance plans and has exceeded our expectations in patient volumes in this first year.

2015 was the right time to move forward to invest in ourselves: our people, processes, technology and facilities to assure the ability to offer thriving healthcare services well into the future.

2016 was highlighted by strong dedication to quality patient care, service line expansion, successful recruitment of providers, and continued commitment to Lancaster and our surrounding communities.

After several years of planning and preparation, the wheels were set in motion when Grant Regional officially broke ground May 11, 2017 on the first phase of a $20+ million expansion and renovation project.

The renovations and new construction was completed in phases, with final completion projected for Fall/Winter 2018.